Professionalism, Accountability and Peer Review

AUTOR(ES)

Luke, Roice D.

RESUMO

Passage in April 1979 of the new hospital standard on quality assurance by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals (JCAH) has given impetus to the development of an expanded literature on the organizational/behavioral aspects of quality assurance. In response to this need for new literature, several conferences on quality assurance were held resulting in the preparation for publication of the four papers included in this special issue of Health Services Research.

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